poet. Smv. 341. Sbhv. 2493.

a Newar. compiler of “Samskrit and Newarī Vocabulary” based on Amarakośa. IO. 7893.

Jain. Pkt. BORI. 24 of 1880-81 (with C.). D. p. 166.

--C. Vivaraṇa. ibid.

Jain. BP. p. 237a.

Jain. BP. p. 176b.

writer on dh. Q. by Raghunandana (C. 1515-45) in Ekādaśītattva. (See Serampore edn. II.
25. JASB. (NS) XI (1915) p. 366); by Śrīdattopādhyāya in Samayapradīpa (see ibid. p.
380).

--C. Sāramañjarī on Rāghavapāṇḍavīya. Hpr. III. 247.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 416b (no. 6853). [Page248-b]

poet. Skm. p. 301 (Lahore edn.); verse no. 2170 (Calcutta edn.). See Jitāripāda below.

Q. in an. C. Candrālaṅkāra on Candravyākaraṇa. See Int. Cong-Ori. VII. (1888). Vol. 1,
p. 125.

teacher of Durveka (a. of Dharmottarapradīpa) and of Dīpaṅkara.

See colophon of Dharmottarapradīpa, Patna edn. pp. 149 and 257.

Subhāṣitaratnakośa 12 (S. 122.). Buddhist poet. prob. same as the Tāntric writer from
Bengal, Jitāri or Jetāri. Cf. Guhyajetāri (NCC. VI. p. 90b) and poet Jitāri above.

See next.

poet. Subhāṣitaratnakośa 28. Buddhist logician from Varendrī, son of Garbhapāda
(Brahmin priest or courtier of King Sanātana of Bengal (Tārānātha Geschichte pp. 230 ff)
under the Pālas); made paṇḍita of Vikramaśilā monastery by King Mahā(ī)pāla, with a special
residence. C. A. D. 940-80.

--Jātinirākaraṇa ny. discovered in Nepal and published by Tucci, ABORI. XI. (1930).

--Mātṛkāśakuna. Mithilā III. 259.

11th Cent. writer on dh.; of Bengal. Q. by Jīmūtavāhana (C. 1100 A. D.) in Kālaviveka
(Bib. Ind. edn. p. 380); Dāyabhāga and Vyavahāramātṛkā; by Raghunandana in Dāyatattva; by
Śūlapāṇi and by Trimalla in Smṛtiratnāvalī.

See Ind. Cult. II. pp. 276-77; JASB. (NS) XI (1915) pp. 315. 317. 319 and R. C. Majumdar,
Hist. of Bengal Vol. I. p. 319. [Page249-a]

Oppert II. 90.

(8th-9th Cent.).

--C. Ṭīkā on Prajñākaragupta's Pramāṇavārtikālaṅkāra. Tib. transl. in Tanjur. See
JASB. 1907. pp. 544-45.

--C. Ṭīkā on Pramāṇavārttika. JBORS. XXII. i. App. E. P. VIII.

See Intro. p. XV in Gnoli's edn. of Pramāṇavārttika, Serie Orientali, Roma XXIII. Also
Vidyabhushana, HIL. p. 338.

Jain. Delhi II. 99 (d).

Jain. by Āśādhara. Prob. same as Jayamālāpratikramaṇa (Moodbidri I. 20 (d)).

See Jainism in Rajasthan, p. 167.

Jain. Q. in Sāmācārīśataka of Samayasundaragaṇi. See Ind. Ant. XXIII. p. 171.

Jain. Chani 3591-92.

Jain. in 8 verses by Somasundarasūri.

Ptd. Jainastotrasañcaya Pt. II. p. 21.

Jain. BP. p. 235b. Chani 3497.

Jain. in 103 verses in di ff. metres. on auspicious days in every month. by Somasundarasūri.
BORI. 1252 (k) of 1886-92. 1154 (k) of 1887-91. BORI. D. XIX. i. 189. 190. Jainagranthāvalī p.
279. Jodhpur 346.

Ptd. Jainastotrasañcaya Pt. II. pp. 21-32.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 416b (no. 7273).

Jain. pupil of Somasundara of Tapāgaccha. [Page249-b]

--Campakaśreṣṭhikathā(naka). See NCC. VI. pp. 388b-89a. J. Hertel doubts the authorship,
ZDMG. 65. p. 1.

--Jinapañcakastotra (Ṣaḍbhāṣāgarbhita) or Pañcajinastava or
Ṣaḍbhāṣāgarbhita(maya)stavana. BORI. D. XIX. i. 196. Jainagranthāvalī p. 282. JBhP. I.
2682.

--Dānakalpadruma or Dhannācaritra or Dhanyaśālicaritra. BORI. D. XIX. 2. i. 276. IO. 7688.
Jainagranthāvalī p. 225.

--Namaskārastava or (Pañca) Parameṣṭhi (mahā) stava and C. composed in Sam3. 1494. BORI. D.
XIX. i. 267. Peters. IV. Extr. pp. 101-02.

--(Śrī) Pālagopālakathā. poem. Bomb. Uni. 2388.

--Puṇyapāpakulaka. Jainagranthāvalī p. 201.

by Dharmaśekhara. BORI. 231 of 1873-74.

See (Jaina) Kumārasambhava, NCC. IV. p. 221a.